Re: physical file size
- From: "Olaf Doschke" <b2xhZi5kb3NjaGtlQHNldG1pY3MuZGU.strconv.14@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Aug 2006 00:11:41 +0200
Hi sherry,
additional to Cindys suggestion,
I'd also suggest playing around with
SET BLOCKSIZE, as you are near
the 2GB limit of the fpt.
see the helptopic
SET BLOCKSIZE 0
seems to be best, as it does mean a
granuality of single bytes.
BLOCKSIZE between 1 and 32 is
multiplied by 512 bytes, so the
smallest blocksize >1 is then with
SET BLOCKSIZE 33.
You may thest with a part of the dbf, eg.
COPY TO ... FOR RECNO()<10000
and test different BLOCKSIZE values
before each COPY.
Id suggest testing 0,1 and 33
Bye, Olaf.
.
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